Michael Schreiber
@schreibrations
Michael Schreiber
Experts and specialists are important contributors to most sustainability projects, but we also need integrators and generalists who can help to put the contribution of each discipline into systemic relationships and help to contextualize the contributions made by the specialists.
The whole is more than the sum of its parts
We need to recognize that idleness, not work, is the true curse, and that good work affords us one of our best opportunities to become better versions of ourselves and make meaningful contributions to the lives of others.
The Work Cure – Richard Gunderman
Magical leverage points are not easily accessible, even if we know where they are and which direction to push on them. There are no cheap tickets to mastery. You have to work hard at it, whether that means rigorously analyzing a system or rigorously casting off your own paradigms and throwing yourself into the humility of Not Knowing. In the end, i... See more
donellameadows.org • Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System
To state the obvious: unlike unicorns, zebras are real.... See more
Zebra companies are both black and white: they are profitable and improve society. They won’t sacrifice one for the other.
Zebras are also mutualistic: by banding together in groups, they protect and preserve one another. Their individual input results in stronger collective output.
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Ethical Growth Marketing 101: Combining Growth hacking With Social Impact - Zebra Growth
The scouts smoked, meaning that they would tell the truth.
John G. Neihardt • Black Elk Speaks
In our economic system, perpetual growth is pursued by intensive marketing aiming to increase the amounts of all kinds of products through excessive consumption and a throw-away economy.
Just a moment...
Nature is a theater for the interrelations of activities: